Fall in Evergreen brings cooler mornings, golden aspens, and a familiar change in the way people spend their weekends. Pumpkin patches are part of that season, giving families a place to choose pumpkins for Halloween while enjoying hayrides, corn mazes, games, food, and other fall activities. Evergreen has its own longtime pumpkin tradition at JP Total, while larger farms down the Front Range turn pumpkin picking into a full afternoon or day out.
If you are planning ahead, the first major fall attractions open in September, and many use advance tickets or date-specific pricing.
TL;DR
✦ Looking for pumpkin patches near Evergreen, CO in 2026? JP Total is the local option right in Evergreen, while Anderson Farms, Chatfield Farms, Lone Creek Farms and Maize in the City offer larger fall outings within driving distance. The main season starts in mid-September and runs through October, with some attractions continuing into early November. Compare locations, opening dates, hours, admission, pumpkin prices, corn mazes and family activities before you head down from the foothills.
Here are the best options for pumpkin patches near Evergreen, CO in 2026:
When Will Pumpkin Patches Open Near Evergreen in 2026?
The first major fall attractions open in mid-September 2026. Chatfield Farms’ Corn Maze opens September 18, Anderson Farms’ Fall Festival begins September 23, and Lone Creek Farms opens September 25. The main pumpkin season continues through October, with some attractions running into early November.
For most Evergreen families, late September through October is the main pumpkin-patch season. If you are planning an October weekend, check the individual farm’s 2026 schedule before leaving Evergreen because operating days, hours and ticket requirements vary.
Pumpkin Patches In and Near Evergreen, CO
If you want to pick your pumpkin without leaving Evergreen, JP Total has been part of the town’s fall tradition since 1993. But a short drive down from the foothills opens up a much bigger selection, from 10- and 25-acre corn mazes to hayrides, pumpkin fields, food, live entertainment, and Halloween attractions.
The right choice actually depends on whether you want a quick local stop or a full fall day with the family.
#1. JP Total Farmer's Market & Pumpkin Patch
JP Total is the only pumpkin patch on this list located right in Evergreen. The business has been part of the community since 1992, and the pumpkin patch became part of its Independence Trail property in October 1993.
The farmers market and Christmas tree lot followed the same seasonal rhythm, making this a familiar stop for local families over the years.
It is a simple way to pick out pumpkins without leaving Evergreen. As mentioned on the JP Total’s site, the business is open daily from 10 a.m. to dark and describes customers returning to the property across generations.
Key Things to Know
- Address: 4370 Independence Trail, Evergreen, CO 80439
- Opening date: Not yet published for 2026
- Closing date: Not yet published for 2026
- Hours: Daily from 10 a.m. to dark
- What’s included: Pumpkin patch and seasonal market
- Ticket information: No advance ticketing information published
- Best for: A local pumpkin stop and a longtime Evergreen tradition
#2. Anderson Farms
Anderson Farms turns pumpkin picking into a full fall outing. Its 2026 Fall Festival runs September 23 through October 31, with a 25-acre corn maze, wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, farm animals, trike track, tire mountain, trains, mazes, slides, jump pads, games and other attractions included with Fall Festival admission.
The pumpkin patch covers 30 acres and features more than 70 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds. The wagon ride to the pumpkin patch is included with Fall Festival admission, and the current dedicated pumpkin-patch page lists pumpkins from $3 to $20, depending on size.
For families coming from Evergreen, Anderson Farms makes the pumpkin outing into a much bigger day on the farm.
Key Things to Know
- Address: 6728 County Road 3-1/4, Erie, CO 80516
- Opening date: September 23, 2026
- Closing date: October 31, 2026
- Hours: Vary by date during Fall Festival
- Admission: 2026 pricing varies by date and ticket type
- Pumpkin price: $3–$20, depending on size
- What’s included: Wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, 25-acre corn maze, farm animals, trike track, tire mountain, wooden train, mazes, slides, jump pads, games and selected entertainment
- Ticket information: Fall Festival tickets open August 21, 2026; advance purchase is recommended because admission is limited.
- Best for: A full-day family outing and a large corn maze
#3. Chatfield Farms Pumpkin Festival
Chatfield Farms‘ Pumpkin Festival brings pumpkins, a corn maze and classic fall activities together for one October weekend. The 2026 festival runs October 9–11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with admission including access to the 10-acre pumpkin patch, Corn Maze, family and children’s activities, entertainment and other festival attractions.
Pumpkins are purchased separately, with an average price of about $8. Food vendors offer fall favorites including roasted corn, barbecue, hamburgers, funnel cakes, lemonade and other treats, while local craft and artisan vendors add to the festival atmosphere.
#4. Lone Creek Farms
3879 N Hwy 83, Franktown, CO 80116
Lone Creek Farms offers a full fall farm experience in Franktown, with its 2026 season opening September 25 and continuing through November 1. The farm is open Thursdays through Sundays, and general admission includes more than 20 attractions along with live shows throughout the day.
Visitors can take on the corn maze, hay wagon rides, pedal carts, giant slides, farm animals, cow barrel train, tire swings, pumpkin jump pads and other attractions. Pumpkins are sold separately for $6 to $16, depending on size.
Food is part of the experience too, with apple cider donuts, kettle corn, cotton candy, burgers, pulled pork, nachos, hot chocolate and other concessions available during the season.
Key Things to Know
- Address: 3879 N Hwy 83, Franktown, CO 80116
- Opening date: September 25, 2026
- Closing date: November 1, 2026
- Hours: Thursdays 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Fridays–Sundays 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Admission: $27.95 ages 4+; $25.95 seniors 63+ and military; children 3 and under free
- Pumpkin price: $6–$16, depending on size
- What’s included: More than 20 attractions and live shows, including the corn maze, hayrides, pedal carts, slides, farm animals and cow barrel train
- Ticket information: Tickets can be purchased online or in person; reservations are not required
- Best for: Families wanting multiple attractions, live entertainment and fall food
Lone Creek also allows visitors who only want to buy a pumpkin to enter the pumpkin area without paying general admission.
#5. Maize in the City
Maize in the City combines pumpkin picking with a large corn maze and smaller activities for younger children. Its 20-acre corn maze takes about 40 minutes to complete, while the mini maze takes about 20 minutes. The property also has a pumpkin field, hay-bale maze, playground, corn-kernel box, petting zoo, pony rides, photo areas and a wagon ride to the pumpkin patch.
The pumpkin field has free admission, with pumpkins priced according to size and variety. Individual attractions are priced separately, so families can choose which activities they want to add to their visit.
Key Things to Know
- Address: 10451 McKay Road, Thornton, CO 80233
- Opening date: Check the current seasonal schedule
- Closing date: Check the current seasonal schedule
- Hours: Vary by attraction and operating date
- Admission: Free entry to the pumpkin field; individual attractions are priced separately
- Pumpkin price: Varies by size and variety
- What’s included: Pumpkin field access; individual attractions are separately priced
- Ticket information: Main corn maze: $15 adults, $10 children; mini maze: $6 adults, $5 children; wagon ride: $10 adults, $5 children
- Best for: Families wanting a large corn maze with activities for different ages.
20 Pumpkin Patches to Check Out this Fall in Colorado
Toddler-Friendly Picks
- JP Total — the simplest choice for staying in Evergreen; toddlers can browse the patch and pair the visit with a quick fall treat from the market.
- Chatfield Farms — a mini corn maze for children under 10, children’s entertainment, a barrel train, and a recommendation to bring a heavy-duty stroller for the uneven terrain.
- Everitt Farms — a 6-acre pick-your-own patch with a hay wagon ride, kid corn boxes, games, and a corn maze.
- Maize in the City — a 20-minute mini maze, playground, corn-kernel box, hay-bale maze, and children’s barrel train, so the visit doesn’t have to center on the big maze.
Best Corn Mazes Near Evergreen, CO
Because Evergreen sits at a high elevation in the foothills, the cooler mountain climate prevents local farms from growing the tall corn stalks needed for massive mazes. However, there are several spectacular, world-class corn mazes located just down the mountains in the Denver metro and Front Range area.
The absolute best corn maze closest to Evergreen is Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms in Littleton, which features a massive 8-acre corn maze and an adjacent pumpkin festival.
The major corn mazes vary significantly in size and format. For younger children, the smaller maze options at Chatfield Farms and Maize in the City provide a shorter version of the experience.
- Anderson Farms: 25-acre maze divided into three games, with more than eight miles of trails.
- Maize in the City: 20-acre main maze taking about 40 minutes, plus a 20-minute Mini Maze.
- Chatfield Farms: 8-acre Corn Maze running Fridays through Sundays from September 18 through November 1, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Lone Creek Farms: Corn maze included with general admission alongside its other farm attractions.
Fall Festivals on the Front Range in 2026
For visitors who want more than pumpkin picking, several larger fall events provide food, entertainment and activities alongside the seasonal attractions.
- Anderson Farms: Its Fall Festival combines farm activities, games and seasonal entertainment and runs September 23 through October 31.
- Chatfield Farms: The Pumpkin Festival takes place October 9–11 and adds family activities, entertainment, food and vendors to the pumpkin experience.
- Lone Creek Farms: Runs September 25 through November 1 with live shows and more than 20 attractions.
- Evergreen connection: Evergreen Park & Recreation District has an Anderson Farms Fall Excursion scheduled for October 22, departing from Buchanan Park Recreation Center.
Frequently Asked Questions
The first major pumpkin attractions near Evergreen begin in mid-September 2026. Chatfield Farms’ Corn Maze opens September 18, Anderson Farms’ Fall Festival begins September 23, and Lone Creek Farms opens September 25. Most of the main pumpkin and fall attractions then continue through October, with some running into early November.
JP Total Farmer’s Market & Pumpkin Patch is the only option right in Evergreen, making it the easiest choice for a local pumpkin stop. For a larger outing, Anderson Farms, Chatfield Farms, Lone Creek Farms and Maize in the City offer different combinations of pumpkins, corn mazes, children’s activities, food and farm attractions. The best choice depends on whether you want to stay local or make the drive down from the foothills part of a larger fall day.
JP Total is the simplest choice when you want to stay in Evergreen and keep the outing centered on choosing a pumpkin. For more activities, Chatfield Farms has a mini maze for children under 10, while Maize in the City has a 20-minute Mini Maze, playground, hay-bale maze and children’s barrel train. Anderson Farms also has a trike track, trains, slides, jump pads and farm animals.
For the largest maze experience, Anderson Farms has a 25-acre maze divided into three games. Maize in the City has a 20-acre main maze that takes about 40 minutes, while Chatfield Farms has an 8-acre maze and a separate mini maze for children under 10. Lone Creek Farms also includes a corn maze with its general admission.
Maize in the City allows dogs when they remain leashed and owners clean up after them. Anderson Farms does not allow pets except ADA service animals, while Chatfield Farms does not allow pets during its Pumpkin Festival. Lone Creek Farms permits trained service animals.
At Anderson Farms, pumpkins are sold separately from festival admission and range from $3 to $20, depending on size. The farm grows more than 70 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds across its 30-acre pumpkin patch. A separate pumpkin-only area is also available if you are driving down from Evergreen simply to buy pumpkins.
JP Total is the local option if you only want to choose pumpkins without making a full festival day of it. Maize in the City has free entry to its pumpkin field, while Anderson Farms and Lone Creek Farms have pumpkin-only purchasing options. These can work well when you want the pumpkin experience without paying for every attraction.
Morning is a good choice for families with young children, particularly when driving down from Evergreen for a larger farm visit. You have more time for pumpkin picking and activities, while earlier hours also work well for fall photography. If you want food, entertainment and the busiest festival atmosphere, an afternoon visit gives you more time to enjoy the full experience.
JP Total is open daily from 10 a.m. to dark, making it the easiest weekday option in Evergreen. Anderson Farms has weekday Fall Festival dates during its 2026 season, and Lone Creek Farms is open Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For any trip down the mountain, check the farm’s schedule for your specific date before leaving Evergreen.
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